Customs negotiation theme
Has the IDF created a bad negotiating position by showing that it can afford the tariff that Trump has set for Israel by not appearing to take any account of how much bullets are used before mass burials in Gaza or paying any attention to whether what ends up in the mass graves has any value?
Netanyahu will visit Trump on Monday. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu plans to visit the White House on Monday, CNN reports. "Gaza is a very important issue that we would like to see resolved," Donald Trump said, TT reports.
Netanyahu will be the first foreign leader to meet in person with US President Donald Trump after Wednesday's tariff announcement. The United States has imposed tariffs of 17 percent on Israeli goods, and Netanyahu is also expected to try to negotiate the tariffs with Trump during the meeting. See the article on SVT Nyheter.
Video reportedly shows the shots. Aid workers were found in a mass grave in southern Gaza. One of them had his mobile phone on him. It was last weekend that the mass grave in Rafah in southern Gaza was unearthed. In the mass grave there were also their rescue vehicles.
The clip appears to have been filmed from the passenger seat of a car approaching the scene, where an ambulance and several rescue vehicles are already standing. Then gunfire is heard, which goes on for several minutes. The man filming the video is later heard repeating the "shahada", a Muslim prayer that is usually recited before death, writes the New York Times.
After the publication of the video, the Israeli military states that they will conduct a thorough investigation into the incident, writes the Times of Israel. Watch the feature on SVT News.